The lighter way to enjoy a lunch time burger!OK so generally burgers are related to beef and fish is not often part of the secret burger club. It should also be said that HAMburger meat doesn’t usually have ham either! So why not do the deal with fish for a change? With the addition of charcoal brioche rolls you have a rather striking visual to go with the “lighter than beef” crumbed fish filling. Inside, there’s a bunch of flavour, with red onion, dill, lemon juice and chilli. You might be forgiven for straying from the beef burger club into this light, tangy, delicious and strikingly handsome “specialty burger”!
Course Main Course, Snack
Cuisine Fast Food, Modern, Street Food
Keyword basa, burger, fast food, fish, seafood, Street Food
Prep Time 10 minutesminutes
Cook Time 10 minutesminutes
Total Time 20 minutesminutes
Servings 4
Calories 350kcal
Author cooking at home is fun
Cost $12
Equipment
small pot for deep frying fish
medium bowl
Ingredients
4firm fish fillets
1 ½cupspanko crumbs
1egg
2tbspmilk
1cupplain flour
2tspsalt
1tsppepper
2tbspoil
½cuptomato
½cuplettuce
½red onionsliced
4charcoal brioche
2tbspdill
100mlplain yoghurt
1tsplemon juice
1birds eye chillifinely sliced
Instructions
In 2 separate dishes, place flour with salt and pepper in one dish and panko crumbs in the other.
In another dish whisk the egg and milk together. Coat fish in flour, egg and panko crumbs. Repeat
the process for each piece of fish.
In a small bowl mix together, yoghurt, lemon juice and dill, set aside.
In a frypan, add oil on medium-high heat, cook fish for 3-4 minutes each side until fish is golden. On
a brioche bun, assemble fish burger with: lettuce, tomato, red onion, dill yoghurt and chilli if desired.